The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall

A MEMORIAL WORSHIP CONCERT OF FAITH, HEALING, AND HOPE! From Benjamin William Hastings Opening Tone Set “So Will I (100 Billion X)” to Phil Wickham Grand Finale, and the Many Megabits in Between. The Holy Spirit is indeed in this I Believe Tour. !

Clint Black’s show in Tucson was fantastic! He sang all his great songs! Having his wife, Lisa Hartman Black and his daughter, Lily Pearl Black on stage with him with the best! It was a fun night! Clint was funny on stage too!! The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall was packed to see them! Lots of standing ovations!! We’ll deserved! I really hope they will return to Tucson in the near future! The band is great too!

Absolutely the best concert! I’m an old lady and he was on my bucket list to see. Did not disappoint, so happy I got to go and the venue was amazing.

It was Calexico at home playing their beloved music with a most amazing TSO symphony to back them. Joey, John and the band treated a sell out audience with a selection of music from their many years of albums. This was also a celebration of 20 years since the amazing Feist of Wire album.

The best concert I’ve been to in a while like going to see a number of acts all at the same venue kind of a pop festival vibe.

WOW!! Whatta show! We enjoyed every minute from Yellow Submarine to Edgar Winter’s Frankenstein and everything in between from Men At Work, AWB, and Toto hits too. Great music - No drama!! Thank you so much, Ringo Starr for bringing your All Star band to Tucson.

There are no words. He is amazing Funny and down right the guy I will always go see when he is aground. The sang Tangled Up in you I sang I cried I jumped up and down. That song sings to my soul.

My wife and I saw Aaron Lewis last night for the first time. It was on my bucketlists, and my wife made it possible for me to cross that off my list. What an incredible show!! Thank you, baby!! I've always been a hugh fan of Aaron Lewis (Staind). I can't wait until he comes back.

I had an amazing time. The concert was amazing and I’m glad to have experienced seeing foreigner in my lifetime.

My wife and In traveled to Tuscon from Bay Area in Ca to take her son and daughter in law to see Pink Martini along with the Tuscon Symphony. As always the show was excellent and I really look forward to seeing them again soon. After seeing them at several different venues in several states solo and different symphonies over the last fifteen years they keep getting better than ever, but the addition of Edna and Jimmy has really been a blessing. Watching and listening to all the different members of Pink Martini has really opened my eyes and given me a whole new perspective on music in general. So much talent! Thank you all keep and keep it up.

This band is so much fun and interacts with its audience that their a must see...

Great show- absolutely horrible venue. Acoustics were awful. Sounded like we were in a cave. Was there a bass player?

One of the best shows I have been to. He played for 2 and a half hours straight.

One of the best concert I’ve been to. The band was amazing and very entertaining. Can’t wait to see them again

One of the best concert I’ve been to. The band was amazing and very entertaining. Can’t wait to see them again

One of my favorites concerts ever. The intensity, the professionalism, the magic and beauty. It’s everything ❤️‍🔥

Amazing! I didn’t even go and it was amazing I heard. Best concert I didn’t go to. Thanks for asking.

Dave Mason was not there (ill). Did not bother going just to see one original member of Marshall Tucker. Refunds or rain checks should have been offered.

Bands were amazing! Venue- not so hot! Extremely long lines to get food/drinks. Poor signage for parking.

Styx did not disappoint! They put on a great show! I've seen them a few times before and they're always so good. They played lots of the old Styx favorites like Come Sail Away, Grand Illusion and Renegade. They also played a few songs off their most current album from 2017 'The Mission' which really rocked the house! Tommy Shaw was incredibly hot on lead guitar (and doesn't look bad at all for a rockin' 65 yr old!) old!), as was "JY" James Young.